Once the new warehouse is completed, Nulph said more inventory will be stored at the Clintonville location. This means customers won’t have to wait for some items to be special ordered to the Clintonville location.

“We’re going to be able to handle our customers more efficiently,” Nulph said.

The larger warehouse will also be beneficial for the location’s many agricultural customers.

“We’ll be able to get their tractor and agricultural equipment up and running faster with having it (larger inventory) here on hand,” he said.

Some concrete work was completed the first week of November. The concrete slap for the floor of the warehouse was scheduled to be poured the first part of the second week of November. After the concrete cures for two weeks, construction of the building will begin, Nulph said.

“We’re hoping to be moved into it by mid-February, Mid March,” he said.

Nulph said he is ecstatic about the expansion.

“For one, a business is expanding in Clintonville,” Nulph said. “[Two],we do recognize for the future we need to have a better looking facility.”

Once the expansion is completed, Nulph said all that will be seen from the highway is the main building and the new warehouse. The old semi-trailers on the property that are currently used for storage will be removed. Other items on the property will be placed behind the warehouse so it’s not visible from the highway.

“It will look modern, it will look nice,” Nulph said.

Another aspect of the expansion that Nulph is proud of is the fact that local companies are being used as much as possible for the project.